Retroactive #4

Some of the week’s blogs that are worth a look…

Karl Du Fresne comments on the referendum and suggests that politicians attempting to downplay the result has stirred the pot rather than soothe the troubled waters.

And talking of stirring the political pot, Tim Selwyn has some insightful remarks about the Yan/Liu scandal and the roots of it in the citizenship granting process.

Labour seems very much on the defensive this week as the Foreshore and Seabed legislation rears its ugly head again. Keeping Stock provides an excellent summary on how Labour is attempting to rewrite history on this issue.

And off the subject of New Zealand politics (or is it?), Crusader Rabbit quotes in full a truly outstanding article by Mark Steyn on socialised medicine and its political ramifications.

Pablo at Kiwipolitico writes an insightful piece on the Honduras coup. Read the comments as well – they are well worth the time.

MandM demonstrate just how deeply and inextricably Christian beliefs are embedded in the Declaration of Independance.

And Homepaddock tells us the alarming news that Cadbury is add palm oil to its chocolate in order to cut costs. MacDoctor believes that death is too good for them…

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